Sentence examples similar to wise elite from inspiring English sources

This hugely enjoyable museum is a fitting showcase for Dublin's wordy-wise elite and a splendid way to spend time in their company.

The wise constitute an elite nurtured by inheritance, training, and self-discipline; fools are those who can never catch up, because of either the determinism of birth or the wasted years of neglect.

They can climb up Kun Lai Summit, the largest mountain in the whole of Azeroth, where the wise and ancient elite fighters of Pandaria, the Shado-Pan, reside in their snow-covered monastery.

"Facility wise at the elite level, there is not much difference in the academies of the top clubs," added Pfannenstiel, who recently visited Aston Villa to share ideas.

Marker assays using the 1,536 SNPs from the "Universal Soy Linkage Panel", estimated an average of 458 SNPs for each pair of soybean cultivars based on pair wise comparisons of 96 elite cultivars [ 33].

If the military elites are wise, they will referee Egypt's political process, rather than dominating the whole game.

More importantly, those liberal elites were wise enough or malleable enough, or both, to surf the waves of rebellion of that time.

Well, what I've been hearing with growing frequency from members of the policy elite — self-appointed wise men, officials, and pundits in good standing — is the claim that it's mostly the public's fault.

The Losers (100 mins, 12A) In case you can't wait for this summer's A-Team film, here's another elite squad of wise-cracking military renegades.

StreetTalk turns to foreign shores, to the sophisticated, wise and balanced advice of an elite British investment advisor, Partners Capital, which is partly owned by Sir Jacob Rothschild and my long-admired venture capitalist friend Sir Ronald Cohen.

Thus, the second objective of this study was to use and compare SNP-wise and genome-wise approaches to identify markers associated with production traits in one elite egg-layer breeding line.